Visit the Georgia Historical Society (GHS) Research Center at 501 Whitaker St. across from Forsyth Park on Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2025, 9am-5pm to view unique objects and documents highlighting Georgia’s role in the development and evolution of our national story.
A variety of unique artifacts will be on display relating to Colonial Georgia, the U.S. Constitution, and American history during the event.
Visitors will be able to view Abraham Baldwin’s original draft copy of the U.S. Constitution, one of only a fourteen still in existence.
The draft includes the handwritten margin notes of Baldwin, one of Georgia’s signers of the Constitution of 1787. This treasure of the GHS collection, along with a recently conserved Revolutionary War-era drum and other unique objects and documents highlighting Georgia’s role in the development and evolution of our national story will be on display.
The event is free and consists of a self-paced tour with guidance for classes provided by GHS staff. The tour will take approximately 30 minutes to complete.
Now open in Savannah: Public Health 4 Kidz Production Science Center @ 2204 Skidaway Rd., Savannah.
Come check out our city’s newest science center hotspot for kids! Featuring:
Open Lab on the First Saturday; Homeschool Fridays (new topics every month); mobile lab for groups, camps, team building and school field trips.
Public Health 4 Kidz Production LLC promotes careers in public health and provides opportunities for kids to learn and engage in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health, Health Education, and Health Administration.
Look what is opening this August in Savannah: Public Health 4 Kidz Production Science Center @ 2204 Skidaway Rd., Savannah.
2 Grand Opening Events in 2 Days. 3 Sessions each Day!
August 1st Homeschoolers. August 2nd Open to Everyone!
Public Health 4 Kidz Production LLC promotes careers in public health and provides opportunities for kids to learn and engage in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health, Health Education, and Health Administration.
The STEAM Center will be located inside the 1925 historic Storehouse of the Central of Georgia Railway campus, between Savannah Children’s Museum and Georgia State Railroad Museum in Savannah.
The indoor expansion will debut Numbers in Nature, an interactive STEAM-focused exhibit that will allow visitors to step into a captivating maze of mirrors designed to challenge perceptions and spark curiosity.
Malcolm and Julia Butler have generously committed to match donations dollar-for-dollar up to $150,000 for the STEAM Center. Funds raised from this matching campaign will be used to finalize preparations to welcome guests into the new museum space.
Nora Lee, CEO of Coastal Heritage Society, expressed gratitude to all donors who share and support the vision for this new cultural and educational resource for the local community — the Butlers; City of Savannah Government for their partnership; Colonial Group, Inc., the Lesher Family Foundation, and other donors for their vision and support to help get this project off the ground.
Learn more or contribute to the STEAM Center matching campaign here.
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Use discount code SOMAMA25 at checkout during June 2025 to receive 25% off a $125 Coastal Heritage Society Family Membership
Coastal Heritage Society operates six local sites: Savannah History Museum, Savannah’s Children’s Museum, Georgia State Railroad Museum, Old Fort Jackson, Pin Point Heritage Museum, and Harper Fowlkes House.
Get your family membership with a 25% discount online here. Please use the code SOMAMA25 to receive the 25% discount.
This discount is only available during June 2025 and expires July 1st 2025. (Discount for family memberships only)
Coastal Heritage Society Family Membership includes: unlimited admission to all six Coastal Heritage sites – Savannah Children’s Museum, Georgia State Railroad Museum, Old Fort Jackson, Savannah History Museum, Pin Point Heritage Museum, Harper Fowlkes House – for one family (up to 2 primary cardholders).
Every member receives:
*Unlimited admission to all Coastal Heritage Society museums and historic sites!
*Discounts for special events like Savannah Santa Train; free admission to certain events like Bug Fest and Seuss Fest
*10% discount in all museum gift shops
*Free Site Tours by Train at Georgia State Railroad Museum
*e-Newsletter subscription
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Coastal Heritage Society operates six local sites: Savannah History Museum, Savannah’s Children’s Museum, Georgia State Railroad Museum, Old Fort Jackson, Pin Point Heritage Museum, and Harper Fowlkes House.
Get your family membership with a 25% discount online here. Please use the code SOMAMA25 to receive the 25% discount.
This discount is only available during June 2025 and expires July 1st 2025. (Discount for family memberships only)
Coastal Heritage Society Family Membership includes: unlimited admission to all six Coastal Heritage sites – Savannah Children’s Museum, Georgia State Railroad Museum, Old Fort Jackson, Savannah History Museum, Pin Point Heritage Museum, Harper Fowlkes House – for one family (up to 2 primary cardholders).
Every member receives:
*Unlimited admission to all Coastal Heritage Society museums and historic sites!
*Discounts for special events like Savannah Santa Train; free admission to certain events like Bug Fest and Seuss Fest
*10% discount in all museum gift shops
*Free Site Tours by Train at Georgia State Railroad Museum
*e-Newsletter subscription
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SESSIONS: • Week 1: June 2–5 • Week 2: June 9–12 • Week 3: June 16–19 • Week 4: June 23–26
Camp Overview: Led by Middle School Science Coordinator Andy Wiley, Ecology Camp invites children to explore the Lowcountry’s unique ecosystems through hands-on, outdoor learning. Campers will investigate marshes, beaches, and freshwater habitats with exciting field visits and engaging science activities.
Monday: Savannah Country Day – Intro & Gear Up Tuesday: Rodney J. Hall Memorial Park – Marsh Study Wednesday: Tybee Island – Beach Study Thursday: Lake Mayer – Freshwater Ecology
Come to Georgia Tech Savannah for programming that will highlight the intersection between science and technology for elementary, middle, and high school students.
All programs are located on the Georgia Tech Savannah campus and will run from 8:30 am – 3 pm, and all parents and guardians are invited to a student showcase on Friday starting around 1:30 pm.
All participants have the opportunity to opt into our lunch program at no additional cost! Aftercare is available for a small fee.
Join us for:
AI Sensors On Sea & Land – July 7 – July 11 – Middle School Students
Weather Your Stations – July 14 – July 18 – Elementary Students (4th and 5th)
IoT and You – July 7 – July 18 (2 Weeks) – High School Students
Learn more about each program and register online here.
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Coastal Heritage Society is proud to announce the first indoor expansion of Savannah Children’s Museum!
Learn more about the STEAM Center and sign up for exclusive updates here,
The Savannah Children’s Museum will have its first indoor space by the end of 2025.
The STEAM Center at Savannah Children’s Museum will be housed in the historic storehouse building at the neighboring Georgia State Railroad Museum, a museum also operated by Coastal Heritage Society.
The 100-year-old industrial building is being transformed into a modern learning environment, which will house an exhibit called “Numbers in Nature,” an innovative STEAM exhibition scheduled to open in late 2025. This interactive experience makes complex concepts accessible by revealing the mathematical patterns found all around us—in nature, music, art, and architecture.
Featured in the exhibition is an 1,800-square-foot Mirror Maze of repeating triangles, reflections, and illusions. Visitors will navigate the maze and uncover the secrets hidden inside- including the way out.
Interested in contributing to the continued efforts of Savannah Children’s Museum’s expansion? Please email development@chsgeorgia.org or donate using this link.
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If you’re like me, you know how tough it can be to watch your child struggle with reading — especially when you know how smart and capable they really are.
At Savannah Educational Consultants, we get it. That’s why we’re offering a special summer program designed just for students with dyslexia and reading challenges.
It’s called “Read to Succeed”, and it’s all about giving kids the tools — and the confidence — they need to become successful readers.
Here’s what you can expect: Small, focused groups and one-on-one support Certified instructors trained in programs like Orton-Gillingham and Wilson Reading Fun, multisensory lessons that actually make reading click Real progress you’ll be able to see — and they’ll be proud of
Program Details: 4 weeks starting June 2025 Monday–Thursday | 2 hour daily sessions At Savannah Educational Consultants $1,500 total
We’ll also check in with you weekly, offer simple things you can do at home, and celebrate every win — big or small.
Here’s the truth: Real, lasting change in reading takes more than a quick fix. It takes the right kind of teaching, the right kind of practice, and a whole lot of encouragement.
This summer could be the turning point your child needs.
Spots are limited, and we want every child to get the attention they deserve — so if you’re thinking about it, now’s the time!
Reserve your spot by calling today 912-238-9552
Let’s help your child walk into next school year feeling proud, capable, and ready to shine.
Seth Bonder Camp is at Georgia Tech Savannah this summer for 9th – 12th graders, July 7th – 11th, 2025!
The Seth Bonder Summer Program in Computational and Data Science Engineering is intended for high school students interested in computer science and engineering who have no or minimal background in data science and computer programming.
The program only requires that participants can use a browser and have a desire to learn computational and data science through meaningful and exciting applications in machine learning, optimization, computational social science, and genomics. The Level 1 program allows students to start from Level 1 with the Snap! visual programming language. The key computational concepts are introduced using a small robot (“Karel the Robot”) navigating in a grid world. Lunch is included in the cost!
What: CTAE Summer Camp offers enrichment opportunities in various career and technical education fields.
When: June 2 – June 12 (no camp on Fridays) (Additional sessions may be added based on camp enrollment and demand) Where: Woodville Tompkins Career & Technical High School in Savannah.
Time: 8am – 3pm, with before and after care options from 7:30am – 5:30pm Camp Cost: $250 Total, Before & After Care Additional: $50 Total (covers June 2 – June 12).
Be A Boss: Entrepreneurial Ventures is a dynamic summer camp where students learn the fundamentals of business, innovation, and leadership through hands-on projects and real-world challenges. Campers will develop their own business ideas, pitch them to a panel of mentors, and gain the confidence to think like future entrepreneurs.
Code Quest & Booming Robotics; This is an exciting summer camp where students dive into the world of coding, robotics, and problem-solving through interactive tasks and hands-on projects. Students will design, build, and program their own robots while developing critical thinking and teamwork skills for the future.
Discovering Ag: This is an engaging program where students explore the science, technology, and careers behind gardening, food production, and sustainability. Through hands-on and interactive projects, students will gain a deeper understanding of how agriculture impacts their daily lives and the world around them.
Gear Up: Trade Skills Adventure is an interactive summer camp where students explore hands-on careers in the skilled trades, from construction and welding to electrical work and automotive repair. Through guided projects and expert mentorship, participants will gain practical skills, problem-solving experience, and insight into high-demand career paths.
Health Heroes: Future Medics is an inspiring summer program where students explore the world of healthcare through hands-on activities, medical simulations, and expert-led workshops. Campers will learn basic first aid, discover various medical careers, and develop skills that could one day help save lives.
Master Chef in the Making: This is a fun and interactive summer program where students learn essential cooking skills, kitchen safety, and the art of creating delicious meals. Through hands-on culinary challenges and expert guidance, campers will explore new flavors, techniques, and the joy of cooking.
Ready, Set, Action: Film Production is a dynamic summer experience where students dive into the world of filmmaking, learning scriptwriting, cinematography, and video editing. Students will collaborate to produce their own short films, gaining hands-on experience in bringing creative stories to life on screen.
STEAM Dream. This is an exciting summer camp where students explore science, technology, engineering, arts, and math through hands-on projects and creative problem-solving. Students will engage in experiments, design challenges, and interactive activities that inspire innovation and a passion for discovery.
Red Carpet Ready: Spa & Beauty is a fun and creative summer study where students explore skincare, hairstyling, makeup, and self-care techniques. Through hands-on activities and guidance, students will learn beauty tips, wellness routines, and the confidence to shine inside and out.
These popular camps will take place June 2-18 2025 Monday through Thursday from 9AM-3PM @ the Armstrong Campus of Georgia Southern University in Savannah. Student drop off and pick up will be at the Student Union. Students are encouraged to bring lunch and snacks.
Grades 3-7: Enrichment Courses in English Language Arts, Science, Math and World Languages
Let Savannah Scholars help improve your high school student’s access to and graduation from a best-fit college!
Savannah Scholars is a free, eight-year comprehensive program. Applicants who are accepted into the program are inducted in the fall of their high school freshman year. Students in the program are then supported and advised throughout high school.
Savannah Scholars provides the following:
*Informative workshops that build a student’s and family’s college knowledge
*Peer support through a positive cohort of like-minded students
*1:1 mentoring, starting sophomore year
*College visits all four years of high school
*Free ACT test preparation
*Access to on-campus, pre-college seminars and classes
*Individualizedcollege counseling, including the application and selection processes
*Ongoing persistence counseling to ensure a positive transition to and through college
Looking for a fun and enriching summer experience for your middle schooler?
Savannah Educational Consultants– the popular Southeast Georgia resource that provides esteemed college, career counseling/coaching, academic support, tutorial, and evaluation services for students and adults – is offering TWO engaging literacy programs this June 2025— one in-person in Savannah, and one live online — both designed to spark curiosity, build reading confidence, and beat the summer slide!
Mondays and Wednesdays in June • 90-minute sessions
This online class is perfect for busy families or students outside the Savannah area. Each week, we’ll explore incredible stories with layered themes and fun twists.
Books:
• The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin
• A Wrinkle in Time: The Graphic Novel by Madeleine L’Engle & Hope Larson
Boosts comprehension, critical thinking, and literary analysis
Join from anywhere | Interactive + small group format
Led by distinguished educator: Celeste Martin Nathan
Georgia Tech’s Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC) is offering summer camps for students in rising 2nd – 12th grade on the Georgia Tech Savannah campus. All of the programming is focused around science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics.
Come to Georgia Tech Savannah for a STEAM Break day camp where every day this week will be devoted to a different letter of STEAM! Join us for one day or all five days.
Georgia Tech Savannah, March 31st – April 4th | 9 am – 3 pm
Monday – Science
Tuesday – Technology
Wednesday – Engineering
Thursday – Art
Friday – Mathematics
For: 1st – 5th Graders
Dates and Times: March 31st – April 4th | 9 am – 3 pm
We are in the home stretch for the end of the school year!
As of today March 6, only 46 more school days remain in the 2024-2025 school year.
Have you checked your student’s grades to see how they are doing so they can finish the year strong with good grades? It’s quick and easy through PowerSchool.
Make sure you are signed up and your contact information is up to date so you can:
Students participate in separate tracks (per age group) of three classes lasting one hour each. The event kicks off with an Expo to learn about schools, universities, and Engineering companies in the Coastal Empire.
Then as the students break off for classes, the adults are invited to stay and learn how to keep the students interested in STEM and how to prepare them for school. See the full agenda here. This event is promoted for females to attend but is open to all students!
This year’s event also lands on International Women’s Day!
